Ex-Jet, Bronco Decker a Titan

The Tennessee Titans and wide receiver Eric Decker have agreed to terms on a one-year deal.

The 6-foot-3, 214pounder was released this month by the New York Jets after three seasons with the team.

Decker, who spent his first four seasons with Denver, has three 1,000yard seasons in his sevenyear NFL career.

Hip and shoulder injuries limited Decker to three games last season, but he ranks second in the NFL since 2012 with 33 touchdowns in the red zone.

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